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Politics · Governance And Administration

The End of Temporary Protection for Ukrainians in Belgium After Four Years

On Monday, March 23, 2026, the European Parliament Info Hub hosted a key discussion titled “Four Years in Belgium: The End of Temporary Protection – What Comes Next?” Organized by the European Parliament in cooperation with Ukrainian community representatives, the event served both as a cultural exchange and a serious policy debate on the future of displaced Ukrainians.

Olha HorinaMarch 23, 2026

Politics · Governance And Administration

Four Years in Belgium: The Approaching End of Temporary Protection for Ukrainians

Olha HorinaMarch 23, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Why China–Turkmenistan Relations Matter?

Derya SoysalMarch 22, 2026

General · International

Khurshidbanu Natavan: Poems that outlived the era

Khurshidbanu Natavan

Fatima Tuz ZehraMarch 22, 2026

General · International

Sheki Khan Plateau: Nature & History

Sheki Khan Plateau of Azerbaijan — Where Nature’s Splendor Meets the Echoes of History

Muhammad Ali PashaMarch 22, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

China–Vietnam Beibu Gulf Patrols and Hormuz Implications

Joint China–Vietnam naval patrols in the Beibu Gulf reflect a broader maritime strategy to secure energy supply routes. Combined with risks from US–Iran tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, China advances a multi-layered approach integrating military, diplomatic, and geoeconomic tools.

İsmail PolatMarch 22, 2026

Defense · Defense Diplomacy

China Cuts Hypersonic Development From Years to One Week

China has reduced hypersonic simulation time from years to just one week with new high-fidelity software. This breakthrough strengthens its defense capabilities, accelerates weapon design, and enhances its strategic position in global defense diplomacy.

İsmail PolatMarch 21, 2026

Politics · International Relations

EU Council Summit in Brussels Concludes with Strategic Decisions on Ukraine, Middle East, Economy and Security

Brussels, Belgium — EU heads of state and government convened in Brussels on 19–20 March 2026 for a meeting of the European Council, chaired by its President Charles Michel. The summit brought together key European leaders alongside Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa, with participation from Volodymyr Zelenskyy via videoconference.The meeting also included an exchange with António Guterres, underscoring the EU’s engagement with multilateral institutions amid rising global instability.

Olha PashchenkoMarch 20, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

Forgiveness, Community & Eid at the Indonesian Embassy

The Indonesian Embassy’s Eid al-Fitr celebration in Brussels brought together guests from diverse backgrounds. Featuring prayer, diplomatic remarks, and cultural exchange, the event reflected the spirit of unity, forgiveness, and community.

Tamim MajdoubMarch 20, 2026

General · International

EUReflect Attends Vernissage of Uruguayan Artist Karina Yacoubian in Brussels

Brussels, 19 March 2026 — EUReflect was honored to attend the vernissage of Uruguayan artist Karina Yacoubian, held at the Press Club Brussels Europe on Thursday evening. The event, hosted under the patronage of Ambassador Pablo Sader, brought together members of the diplomatic community, cultural actors, and media representatives for an evening dedicated to artistic dialogue and cultural exchange.

Olha PashchenkoMarch 20, 2026

Energy · Oil Gas

Iraq Bypasses Northern-Controlled Pipelines with New Kirkuk–Turkey Oil Plan

Iraq is accelerating plans to export up to 250,000 barrels of oil per day directly from Kirkuk to Turkey, sidestepping the North Iraq amid stalled negotiations and rising regional tensions. The move signals a major shift in Baghdad’s energy strategy as it seeks alternative routes to secure exports and stabilize supply chains.

Abbas Al-ZuhairyMarch 20, 2026

Economy · Global Economy

Crisis Commerce: How Emergencies Become Opportunities for Exploitation

In times of crisis, markets do not disappear—they transform. While some respond with solidarity, others exploit fear and scarcity for profit. This article explores how “crisis commerce” operates, why it emerges, and the ethical and economic consequences it leaves behind.

Abbas Al-ZuhairyMarch 20, 2026

Economy · Global Economy

CEPA and the Future of EU–Indonesia Relations

CEPA elevates EU–Indonesia ties beyond trade, removing most tariffs while boosting market access, supply chain diversification, and green resource cooperation. It also strengthens political dialogue, security cooperation, and a balanced Indo-Pacific strategy amid US–China rivalry.

Tamim MajdoubMarch 19, 2026

Economy · Global Economy

China in the Heart of EU Trade and Security

The European Union’s foreign and trade policies now have China as a central actor. China’s partnership with the EU has grown drastically over the past 20 years, turning a distant trading partner into a main player in debates around global security, trade, and sustainability. This evolution reflects the deep interdependence that has developed between the two powers.

Tamim MajdoubMarch 19, 2026

Defense · Defense Policy Strategy

$14 Billion Critical Defense Package for Taiwan

The U.S. arms package for Taiwan is proceeding as planned. However, China’s response, the war in the Middle East, and the U.S. redistribution of military resources directly affect the power balance in the Taiwan Strait and regional security.

Zhansaya NurlanovnaMarch 19, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Why was Ali Larijani targeted, and what was his key role?

Ali Larijani was a central strategist in Iran’s power structure, bridging ideology and pragmatism. As a key security and diplomatic actor, he shaped nuclear talks, ties with global powers, and crisis responses, making him a high-value target in escalating regional conflict.

Alvara MerrickMarch 19, 2026

Energy · Oil Gas

Iraq’s Energy Vulnerability: The Impact of Iranian Gas Supply Disruptions

Iraq’s heavy reliance on Iranian gas—supplying nearly 40% of its energy needs—has made its power sector highly vulnerable to external shocks. Recent supply interruptions have led to major electricity losses, deepening the country’s ongoing energy crisis, particularly in central and southern regions.

Abbas Al-ZuhairyMarch 18, 2026

Economy · Finance Banking

Digital Commodities: Redefining Value in the Age of Blockchain

Digital commodities represent a new class of crypto assets whose value is derived from functional blockchain systems and market dynamics rather than traditional profit expectations. As decentralized technologies evolve, these assets are reshaping how value, ownership, and economic participation are understood in the digital era.

Abbas Al-ZuhairyMarch 18, 2026

Politics · Governance And Administration

Kazakhstan’s New Constitution

Derya SoysalMarch 18, 2026

Conferences Events Festivals · International

Yuji gave a lecture on the Turkmen language at UCLouvain

On March 17, 2026, at UCLouvain, the event “Turkmenistan – The Homeland of Purposeful Winged Horses” featured Ambassador Sapar Palvanov and influencer Yuji Beleza, highlighting Turkmenistan’s cultural heritage, Akhal-Teke horses, and neutrality policy while fostering international dialogue.

Olha HorinaMarch 18, 2026

General · Opinion

The Middle East War That Has No Winner

U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran are pushing the Middle East toward disaster. Iran resists fiercely, leaving no clear winner. Gulf states suffer, and economic and humanitarian crises grow. Religion, nationalism, and geopolitical conflicts make peace nearly impossible.

Uroosa KhanMarch 18, 2026

Politics · International Relations

Bucharest Agreement Strengthens Romania–Ukraine Strategic Alliance

The strategic partnership signed in Bucharest on 12 March 2026 aims to strengthen regional stability through enhanced cooperation in security, energy, defense, and trade, while supporting infrastructure development and deeper European integration.

Muhammad Ali PashaMarch 18, 2026

General · Opinion

Why the Gulf Will Not Be Israel's Proxy in a War With Iran??

In 2026, US-Israel attacks on Iran pushed the region to the brink of war. Iran’s retaliation against Gulf states escalated tensions, while Gulf countries remain cautious to avoid Israel’s divide-and-rule strategy. However, continued attacks risk triggering a wider conflict.

Uroosa KhanMarch 18, 2026

General · Local News

Akhal-Teke Horses in Turkmen Culture

The text explores the cultural and historical importance of Akhal-Teke horses in Turkmenistan, highlighting their symbolism, endurance, role in national identity, international success, and recognition by UNESCO as part of intangible heritage.

Meryem HojayevaMarch 17, 2026

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